It was Day 2 of the lockdown, the 2 Broke Twimbos couldn’t even remember what the sun looked like anymore. All memories of The Before Times (as they were now being called) were but a distant haze that could barely be called to mind. But in the middle of the apocalypse, the only podcast that you can use as toilet paper brings you a fresh new episode to enjoy while you are on lockdown.
Comrades, it’s been a tough week in Zimbabwe and all over the world. The 2 Broke Twimbos hunkered down in their nuclear bunker to record a new episode of the only podcast qualified to wear face-masks and gloves correctly, and they pay special tribute to Zimbabwe’s first confirmed death due to the COVID-19, Zororo Makamba
It’s time for a fresh new post-apocalyptic episode of the only podcast that doesn’t touch its own face, the 2 Broke Twimbos are back! And this time, they sit in the sterilized airspace that is their make-shift studio with international-but-Zimbabwean singer-songwriter extraordinaire Daecolm
When Phil coughed a single cough, then developed the sudden urge to travel, Dan left him in isolation and took it upon himself to deliver a new episode of the only podcast that uses hand-sanitizer.
Like a global pandemic that threatens the very fabric of humanity, the 2 Broke Twimbos are infecting your ear with another dose of the only podcast certified for playing while in a fuel queue. Dan & Phil had the privilege of attending the 19th edition of the National Arts Merit Awards,
Welcome comrades and opps, to a brand new episode of the only podcast nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize. Dan & Phil are back to talk about important stuff, like Travis Scott having a concert in Johannesburg, The Kadoma Music Festival and Chris Martin performing in Zimbabwe, Winky D’s AI video with Busy Signal for some reason. The Tech Ombudsmen analyze the fragile AI ecosystem, IYKYK, before taking a look at music business around the world, featuring lawsuit loser Drake and other important stuff. Enjoy!